The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-22
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Society.
The members of the Young Mems Cath
ole Lyceum of Bergen Point are discuss
ing the advisability of organizing an ath-
letic club.
Geor5e yreelsnd, of Thirtieth street,
Centreville, has been appointed special
officer for the Jersey City and Bergen Rail
road Company.
Miss Marion McA. Christie, of the Has.
brouck Institutes staff, has applied to the
Bolrd Of Education for first grade teeeh-
er's certificate.
Recorder Besher and constables Richard
Denver and John Cool have submitted
their official bonds to the Board of Coun-
cilmen for approval
Mi S Far ME Foster, of Public School No
A, has had her teachers certificate extend
I'd to the termination of the school year
ly the Board of Education.
In the Westview Avenue NJ. E. Church,
at Pamrapo. May festival and musical and
literary entertainment will be given on
Tuesday evening, the 21st inst.
A special encampment of James NJ. Van
Tuskrk Post No. 100, G, A. r., will be
held Tuesday evening in the Posts quar-
tiers, Wulfs Hall, at Bayonne proper.
al see the Blood, from Exodus XII, Is,
was the subject for discussion at the pray
er meeting held Wednesday evening in the
First Baptist Church, of Bayonne prop
Ell.
The annual election for officers of the
Bohemian Slovenian Crown Prince Rudolph
Benevolent Association, of Constable
Hook, will be held en- Tuesday, the 31st
inst.
l. <sr.4 axrvoc
performed Monday evening during the ses-
sion held in Odd Fellows Hall at Centre
vile, by the members of Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 176, I. 90. F.
Two candidates were initiated at the
session held by the members of Bergen
Point council No z, Peoples Reserve
League. in Schuylers Hall, at Bergen
Point. Monday evening.
During the communication held Thurs
day evening in Schuyler's Hall, at Bergen
Point. by the mem bsrs OF Bayonne Lodge
No. %. +. & A NJ, the first de gree of Ma
sonry was conferred upon Rudolph G.
Seaver.
The team of the Bergen Point Athletic
Club won; the initia' contest of the series
for the championship of the Amateur Base
Ball League at Washington Park, Brooklyn,
on Wednesday afternoon, by cefeating the
nine of the Nassau Athletic Club by a
score of 10 tod.
The Germania Singing Society have been
chosen to membership in the Hudson
County Sangerbund, and the members OF
the local organization have elected ex-
Freebooter G. G. Schaumloeffel 4, of Bergen
Point, and Adem Muller, of Centreyille, as
delegates to the County Association.
Invitations to participate and review the
Memorial Day demonstration or James n.
Van Baskirk Post, No. 100. G. A. r., and
to attend the first annual excursion of
Columbia Hook and Ladder Company, No.
2 of Bergen Point, have been accepted by
the Board of Councilmen. The latter
event will occur on Monday, June 9th.
Arrangements for a picnic to be
held on Thursday, July 18Th, are
being made by the members of the Bay
onne Turn-Verein. Abe committee of ar
consisted of Herman Herring,
chairman; Kane Timmo, secretary; August
II. Rahe, treasurer Albert Castron, Henry
Harris William HenniDge and Fritz keopf-
korn.
The subject ssWhat Shall be Done With
Idle and Careless Pupils?" and "Shall
Text Books be Used or Grammar be Taught
Orally in the Lower ClassesT' were thor
oughly discussed Wednesi day afternooa by
the Bayonne Teachers Association. Twen-
ty-one members were in attendance.
satisfactory report was submitted by the
committee appointed to draft appropriate
resolutions concerning the death of Miss
Sara G. Bergen, Vice-Principal of School
No. 2.
For the purpose of perfecting arrange
ments for the organization of bicycle
club, some two dozen wheelmen of this
city met Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Captain George W. Yates, of Be-
gen Point, Secretary of the Board of Edu-
cation. A commi tee consisting of NJ 9ssrs.
Edward H. Bloth. Charles X. Hitchcock,
George W. Yates, Frederick w. Brush ana
Henry G. Vogel, was appointed to draft
appropriate bylaws for the government of
the organization,
The appropriation which the Board of
Education desires the Board of Councilmen
to include in the annual tax levy for the
support of the city's schools aggregates
$50, 900, sub divided as follows: Salaries
of teachers. ianitors, ETC., S32, 900; repairs
to school buildings, Sill, 500, including
So, 900 for completing the proposed extern
sion 10 school No. 3, at Pamrapo; shoot
books and materials, $1,000; incidental ex-
penses, $4,000; stoves and fuel, 81 500;
furniture, $1,000.
Bergen Point society was in futter of
intense pleasurable excitement Wedr esday
evening through the occurrence of the
most fashionable wedding of the Eastertide
season. The nuptials were celebrated in
Trinity Episcopal church at Bergen Point,
Rev. Harold Arrowsmith, the rector Of the
edifce, officiating. TIE bride was Miss
Virginia Htrrick, daughter of Mrs. Sophia
Bludsoe Herrick, til poetical critic of the
Century, and the bridegroom was Hugh
Francis Fox, Esq, of England. The
bridesmaids were Misses Tyson and Rel
man, of Baltimore; Miss Hernck of New
York city, and Miss Parst. of Bergen Point.
Miss Louisa Herrick was maid of honor
and Mr.. William Carey was the bride
groom's best man.. The ushers were H.
Bolton Jones, J. Hobart Herrick, jr., AL
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